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2. Affordable term life insurance is good for saving money over the term of your life insurance policy. If you compare quotes from several insurers and one carrier costs $40 per month less than another, for a 30 year term policy, you may save: $40 X 12 X 30 = $$14,400 over the life of the 30 year term policy, plus the time value of the $40 per month over 30 years if you had invested it elsewhere.
3. $5. Seriously, the price for someone 65 is going to be higher than someone 20, and for a sick person, more than for a healthy person. So, what's a good length for a string?
4. It cost a lot less than other life insurance policies. You get a lot more insurance for your dollar. You can get level premiums for 20 or 30 years. Hopefully you also save money along the way so when the policy does run out you no longer need life insurance.
5. Think about this, then determine if Term insurance is really affordable: According to insurance industry studies, the chance of a Term policy paying a death benefit is only about 1%. This is the reason that the premiums for Term seems reasonable, because the company will unlikely have to pay a claim. The policy will likely end prior to death of the insured. There are agents out there who will say to buy Term and invest the difference. The theory is good, but most won't invest the difference. Now, consider Whole Life insurance. The premiums are higher, due to the fact that it's Permanent coverage. It will be there when you need it. Whole Life accumulates non-forfeiture values, giving you guarantees that Term can't, such as Guaranteed Cash or Loan Values, Reduced Paid Up Insurance, or Extended Term, in the event you have to stop making payments for one reason or another. Whole Life also has an option at the time of application called APL, or Automatic Premium Loan. If you are temporarily laid off from work, and can't pay your premiums, the APL will kick in, borrowing the premiums from your loan value, to keep your policy in force. Overall, if you caculate the premiums for Term insurance, let's say over a 30 year period, and compare that to a Whole Life premium over the same time frame, cash the Whole Life in, your costs would be less than for Term. Life expectancies are increasing all the time. A Whole Life policy will cover you until age 100. At that time, the policy will mature, and endow. In other words, the cash value equals the face amount, and the company writes the check and pays off the policy. Whole Life WILL pay, when you die, or if you live. Term can't guarantee that. I believe in Term insurance for a specific need for a specified period of time. But I think a person should also have permanent insurance for those long-term needs for final expenses, unpaid medical bills, etc. A combination of Permanent and Term go well together, depending on the needs and goals of the insured. My recommendation is to call a LOCAL agent, and have him/her do a free Financial Need Analysis (FNA), or other Total Need Program, to help you determine in your own mind, and based on your particular goals and objectives, how much and what type or combination, suits your particular circumstances. The FNA will also help you determine if you need Disability Income Protection, should you be injured or ill and can't work for a period of time. It will also help you determine if you need a tax shelter, such as an Individual Retirement Account (IRA), to help you save for retirement. According to statistics, disability is a greater risk than death prior to the age of 65.
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